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Arts/Entertainment

Raising Their Voices

They raise their voices in praise. And Sunday they will raise their voices again. Featuring nine area church choirs, the 10th biannual Ecumenical Choir Festival will be held at 4 p.m. at the First Lutheran Church, 120 Chandler St. The festival is sponsored by the Chautauqua Chapter of the ...

Write Now: Acknowledge Acts Of Kindness

There is something to be said for acts of kindness — random or not. And one such act needs to be brought to the front. It involves Josh Kindberg, a Jamestown High School graduate, and JHS Red Raider Marching Band alum. After Josh learned about an eighth-grader bass drummer who suffered a ...

JHS Marching Band To Defend State Title

New York State Champion, Jamestown High School Red Raider Marching Band will be headed to the New York State Field Band Championships this Sunday to defend its title. As a thank you for community support, the band will perform a free show on Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at Strider Field. The rain ...

Leone To Perform Works Of Edgar Allan Poe

A new free performing arts series, Arts On Fire Live, continues in Reg Lenna Center for The Arts’ Media Studio on Friday featuring storyteller Paul Leone presenting some of Edgar Allan Poe’s literature. Doors open at 5 p.m. and the performance will begin at 6 p.m. The performance is ...

Laughter Heals

During her show, Paula Poundstone likes interacting with her audience. She said she has taken cues from the audience by reacting to the audience’s reaction. And sometimes, she remembers something from her past, and adds more humor to the already humorous exchange. “The audience is ...

Write Now: Doors That Were Locked Are Opened By Classical Music

I have two words that helped forge my listening skills — classical music. I had a love-hate relationship with classical music. That relation was mostly because I didn’t give it time to wash over me. When I let in classical music, it opened up doors that were previously locked. Because of ...